Lighter – If you are traveling with a roof tent, camper or folding caravan, you will usually have to provide for yourself at the campsite.
It therefore makes sense to be equipped with the appropriate outdoor cooking equipment in advance.
A gas stove, including a cartridge, possibly a gas barbecue or gas oven and crockery are essential items for your vacation.
However, you will also need a good gas lighter or a lighter to light the whole thing.
Ideally, this should be compact but with a handle and of good quality so that you can have it with you at all times and it is ready for use even in bad weather conditions and wind.
Find out everything you need to know here.
Camping Ratgeber:
Stick and storm lighter for every outdoor situation
A lighter is practical in many ways and is definitely part of your outdoor equipment when camping.
Whether it’s for lighting the camping stove or for lighting the campfire in the evening – a suitable lighter makes your time in the great outdoors much easier and guarantees you a carefree and carefree vacation.
However, you should opt for a stick and storm lighter so that you are prepared for any outdoor situation.
Advantages of a gas lighter
- Can be used for cooking & campfires
- Works in all weather conditions
- Simple ignition
- Small and compact
- Easy to transport and store
- Durable
Are you a camping beginner? Read all about the basics of packing lists, routes, costs, tips etc. here: Camping beginners.
Advantages & use: long, refillable, practical
However, a simple lighter is usually not enough.
Although these prove to be very helpful in the household, they are not suitable for an outing in the great outdoors.
Particularly in bad weather, wind and rain, the small flame is usually not enough and is therefore rather disadvantageous when camping.
You should therefore always opt for a storm lighter that is wind-resistant and can be lit even in rain and storms.
Ideally, it should also be refillable and have a long neck so that you can easily reach the areas of the stove that need to be lit without burning yourself.
A length-adjustable flame also supports this and should be considered when purchasing.
You should pay attention to this when choosing your lighter:
- Stable and robust
- Insensitive to wind
- Long neck and with handle
- Durable and good quality
- Refillable
- Adjustable flame length
- Locking device / child safety lock
Video!
Campfire without tools
Don’t have a lighter to hand at the moment, or just want to experience the feeling of complete closeness to nature and a sense of adventure?
Then of course you can also try to light a campfire completely without any tools such as matches or a lighter.
You can find out how to do this and what you need to bear in mind in the following survival guide in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLiJfReQFKE
Reading tips: Cooking on the campsite
Are you still looking for the right camping stove for your camping vacation?
Then you can alternatively read more articles about cooking and corresponding cooking utensils for camping here, which you can easily light with your lighter.
You can also browse through the cooking category here in the store.
Gas stove: quick, easy and practical
If you go camping, you mainly want to enjoy nature and the scenic flair and are unlikely to eat in a restaurant or snack bar, but rather cook on the campsite itself as far as possible.
The number one tip for quick and easy cooking is definitely a gas stove, so that you can enjoy a carefree and carefree vacation. Read more here:
Cartridge stove: application and advantages
A particularly popular camping stove is the so-called cartridge stove, which is now a must on the packing list of many passionate campers.
It makes it easier for you to prepare numerous meals on the campsite and is therefore definitely worth investing in.
Read more about its use and advantages here:
Espresso maker: coffee at the campsite
Although you spend most of your time camping in the great outdoors, you don’t have to go without your morning coffee.
It’s very easy and normal to make coffee or tea at home.
But this is also no problem when camping – with an outdoor-capable espresso maker. Read more about preparation at the campsite here: